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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1951
Page
4
An OCR snippet lists DeLisser Inc located at 11 East 44th Street New York City with business office numbers 3424 3425 and news room numbers 3428 3429.
General Bradley testified during the MacArthur inquiry that he would resign if political decisions he believes are militarily wrong are repeatedly imposed. He would protest only to constitutional authorities and avoid public statements, a stance that some say harms public interest.
A reader notes a budget rift as verse contrasts Food Clothing and Rent with a claimed ideal share. The speaker admits overspending, reporting totals exceeding one hundred percent, framing a quirky financial miscalculation in a Wall Street Journal styled poem.
A spectacular fire of unknown origin destroyed T. G. Adams' service station and restaurant located on the Valley Pike between Stephens City and Winchester. The report lists graduation candidates from Gainesboro High School including Eva Lamp Wayne Miller Wilda Adams Walter Baker Eunice DeHaven Betty Bata Thompson Thelma Luttrell and Whitacre. Ten years ago Mrs. C. P. McVicar suffered a fractured wrist at home. Norma June Richards daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Richards targeted for an A B degree at Randolph Macon Woman's College class of 1941. Mrs. W. T. Williams and daughter Mrs. Milton Sager visited the former's brother A. B. Richards on Cedar Creek Grade. Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Conner and son Ryland Jr and Mrs. J. R. Pulliam visited friends in Baltimore and Washington.
Five years ago George G. Grarr Jr son of Dr and Mrs Grarr belonged to Augusta Military Academy's graduating class. Henry M. Davis became Berryville PTA president succeeding Oscar M Carr. Miss Broke G Harris of Berryville daughter of H B Harris was among 825 seniors graduating from Stephens College Columbus Missouri.
William Crim of Rest is injured when his horse ran away. A class of 22 students is to receive graduation diplomas at John Kerr School.
Washington commentary surveys Democratic sentiment behind Truman and Republican rifts shaping the 1952 race. Possible nominees include Taft Eisenhower Warren Duff with Duff as a compromise option. Contending blocs from Lodge Saltonstall Dewey Driscoll Stassen Warren and pro Eisenhower factions loom large.
An item describes a 10 day IQ test with 100 questions and daily score bands from Memory Genius to Good. It lists ten sample questions on politics, history, literature and grammar and references Governor Warren and party factions in a political context.
A devotional note compares childhood obedience to adult Christians who go slow when duty demands action. It argues that God has plans, yet many believers delay doing worthwhile, charitable actions and speaking out for good causes. The piece urges prompt faith-driven effort.
A discussion contrasts applying restraint to a company one works for with broader, moral implications. The speaker warns against using slow-downs against God and fellow citizens, highlighting ethical concerns and potential fallout.
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